>> anger and outrage in a local community the surprise waiting for protesters who say they want justice for a man killed by police fox 29 news in hd brought to you by xfinity the future of awesome awesome. right now breaking news. a horrific commuter train crash north of new york city killing at least six people. the train slammed into a jeep cherokee on the tracks tonight

and then burst into flames. this is north of new york. the mta says the dead include the woman driving the suv. she had gotten out as well as five train passengers. another 12 were hurt. a witness shot this video of the flames passengers say they felt the train lurch. many did not know what was happening and no one told them to get off for quiet sometime. 400 people were on board the packed train for the evening commute. when tow did get off the train authorities took them to a nearby gym for shelter. service on the line is now suspended in that area. as the news comes in on this of course we'll bring the right to you. dozens of frosts march to go night demanding justice foreman shot and killed by police in bridgeton the entire confrontation caught on police dash cam back in december. sparking outrage in the community. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland and fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in bridgeton. dave? >> reporter: lucy a protest a march on city hall and then a confrontation tonight between

demonstrators and city council after protesters insisted they wanted to be heard in the shooting death of jerome reid by police. >> jerome reid! >> reporter: captaining jerome reid's name protesters gathered at the very spot where the 36-year-old was shot to death by police five week ago. they demanded an independent investigation. >> they they should ensure the fair and impartial investigation investigation. >> we most certainly have no faith in the cumberland counti' prosecutor's office. >> reporter: dozens protested at south and henry streets under the watchful eye of police. reid's death was caught on tape by a dash camera. they say they shot reid six times. police ordered received and another man from the car after they spot add gun inside. >> it has i'd say painted community deeply not surprised the community which is

will arrive. i'll have the details on how cold it gets when i come inside. back to you. >> lucy and iain. >> thank you very much scott. talk to you then. in berks county an 11-year-old boy says a man who looks like this tried to snatch him. many parents in the area are taking extra precautions. the boy told police he was walking to the schoolbus monday morning when he had the biggest scare of his life. fox 29's dave kinchen reports. >> reporter: the boy was coming from his apartment here in this complex he was walking

down this service road heading over to the bus stop right by that no outlet sign but a man grabbed him in the process. you're looking at a sketch of a man wyomissing police say startled an 11-year-old boy grabbing him as he was walking to the schoolbus monday morning. >> it's very very scary. i actually dropped off my kids this morning at school instead of dropping them off at the bus and you know, i think i'll be doing that more often. >> it's kind of weird for this area. you don't really see that kind of thing in with yo my sink area. >> reporter: police say it happened when the boy was walking on a service road that runs between the madison and wynnewood park apartments. he was closing in on the bus stop on park road north when the suspect closed in on him. >> he made some mention to the child to declare his intent basically and grabbed him on the arm. the child was able to get away from his grasp and flee the area. >> reporter: something like come with me or something -- >> words to that effect. >> reporter: this parent says

she's friends with the victim's mother. >> she's terrified. i mean, which is normal. i would be, too. >> reporter: boy got to the bus and made it to wilson west middle school where he alerted officials there. >> two detectives from the wyomissing police department came over, spoke with the student and got a good description of what he saw. >> this attempted abduction comes on the heels of two a em attempted lurings last week. one in reading township. on the in burn township. >> the suspect description is loosely the same as here i do not -- i can't confirm that it is the same suspect or that it's relateed to those other two. >> reporter: wilson school district and police are now working extra close to protect students. >> hopefully they'll get to the bottom of this and again make people feel more comfortable that this all has been taken care of. >> reporter: there's a surveillance camera on that gas station pointed this way. police are checking that camera. they're also checking cameras at nearby businesses to see if there's video of this incident while they work to catch this

person and get hmm off the street. in wyomissing dave kinchen fox 29 news. a bank robber walks into a rittenhouse square bank, claiming to be armed with a hand grenade. you can see the man holding something and investigators say he slipped the teller a threatening note demanding money. this all happened at susquehanna bank on wall in the street just before 5:00 o'clock. the robber got away with cash before taking off the fbi's warning the man is considered armed and dangerous so call them or philadelphia police if you've got any information. a story still developing in the middle east tonight. a video released online appears to show isis militants setting a jordanian pilot on fire burning him to death. isis captured the 26-year-old when his jet crashed in syria back in december. tonight the king of jordan met with president obama and vice-president biden hours after the king vowed revenge for today's video. the victim's father was attend attending tribal meeting in jordan when news of the video's release surfaced. jordan's government had said it

was willing to trade an al-qaida prisoner for the pilot but it wanted proof of life first. isis has released a series of grizzly videos showing the killing of captives including two american journalists an american aid worker and two british aid workers. >> radnor homeowner found something in a bedroom that's pretty stunning if you're not expecting it a bullet on the floor. that homeowner heard something hit the house on bryn mawr avenue last week it wasn't until a few days later that the person found the bullet. officers say it blew through the bedroom wall, landed on the floor. gunfire also hit a street sign nearby and so now the investigation is on into what happened. ex philadelphia police employee is under arrest tonight for theft. authorities say a former clerk at the police department's auto pound unit was supposed to keep records of impounded vehicles. >> instead she broke the rules and stole them to keep them for herself. fox 29's bruce gordon has more on this story. >> reporter: police intend affairs investigators say sharon hammet spent 25 years as clerk

at the police department's auto pound unit. her job was to document whether impounded vehicles were accept to auction or season off to the salvage yard. but twice between 2005 and 2010 authorities claim hammet doctored pope washington to make it look like two all terrain vehicles were properly disposed of. when in fact she had taken possession of those atv's for herself and her husband. a third atv was purchased by the hammet's's in 2003. later wept missing it was confiscated by police in 2005. investigators say hammet took possession of that vehicle without the court order necessary to release it from police custody. sharon and john hammet each face multiple counts of theft forgery tampering with documents. she resigned from the police department back in december. no one answered the door of their northeast philadelphia home when i went there seeking comment. at police headquarters i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. for someone who hasn't declared he's run fog the white house he is sure looking like he

is these days. new jersey governor chris christie sat down with britain's chancellor earlier today in london, and met with the british prime minister yesterday. today mark the last leg of his trip which analysts are calling a shadow campaign tore to energize his possible 2016 run for the white house. as whitney houston tosses daughter fights for her live family members may have their own battle brewing. bobbi kristina's family moved her to emory university hospital where they believe she'll get better treatment for neurological damage. but sources tell tmz her mother's relatives are arguing with her father's side of the family over who has access to her. meanwhile, new bombshell from bobby brown's attorney. in a statement today he claims bobbi kristina was never legally married to nick gordon. gordon and a friend found bobbi kristina unconscious in bathtub in their home saturday. police say this guy broke into the wrong house. he was not expecting who was hiding inside. what officers say an 11-year-old

girl home alone did that got him on the run. and cub scouts get a lore more than than nature. a lot more they bargained for on a hike through a nude beach. parents, oh, no, they're not happy at all. why the pack leader doesn't see anything wrong. plus dramatic video shows two coast guard risking their lives to save this pup. the twist of fate that tipped them the dog was in trouble. and -- >> the city standing tall behind a local coach on the verge of making history. did he march into the record books tonight with a win number 1,000? >> plus you've never shopped like this much the new way to buy clothes that promises the perfect fit without ever trying anything on. ♪

>> a bus ride worth a quarter million dollars that's what septa is on the hook for all because of this video. >> after falling on a moving bus roland yelled to the driver. she stopped 11 minutes later. was she fired? nope. she was promoted to trainer. fox 29 investigates tomorrow night at 10:00. >> robbers got to know almost on candid camera like this guy and philadelphia police are hoping that you can help catch him. about two weeks ago he helder held up a mini market on south tenth street. police say own even though the workers hasn'ted over money the robber forced one of them to the ground before taking off n moment county, police now think they know who called in a bomb threat against county courthouse in norristown on thursday. they say it's this man caught on surveillance video outside a 7eleven which is exactly where

they believe the call originated originated. authorities evacuated the courthouse. searched it but found nothing. if you recognize the guy in the video give police a call. >> one woman arrested and charged in connection to violent fight in philadelphia's tioga nicetown neighborhood. we first told you about this story when it was breaking last night. 33-year-old lashonda anderson is charged with attempted murder and other related offenses for the incident. yesterday two women told police they were confronted boy a group of four women at a laundromat near fox and roberts avenue. the confrontation later moved to second location on roberts avenue and gunfire broke out. anderson is accused of of shooting one of the women in the legs. both are now reported in stable condition tonight. more trouble for trump taj mahal casino set to get a big influx of cash before trillion nair carl icon. the workers union filed unfair labor practice charges against casino owners today. employees claim they were

threatened and they were had work schedules changed. icon call the old union rules quote outdated and unto have unaffordable. the taj will get the first installment of $20 million this thursday. his parent company repeatedly threatened to close the casino last fall. stepped in with the money to keep it a float. mandatory paid sick leave one step closer to becoming law in philadelphia. the business community has fought the issue for years but a city council committee voted unanimously today to approve the plan. it allows employees of small businesses to earn sick time to attend to their own health or that of a family member. city council will vote on final passage next thursday. missed it by that much. just two points philadelphia university herb magee from joining an exclusive club tonight. magee is chasing victory number 1,000. >> but his team lost to wilmington.

but a lot of well wish schers turn out to support the coach. fox 29's chris o'connell live on campus after the close loss. chris? >> reporter: iain not the out come philadelphia university fans wanted to see tonight or any local college basketball fan fan. herb magee on the cusp of making history. he is denied a major milestone. history will have to wait another day on the cusp of his 1,000th career win philadelphia university coach herb magee falls two points short against wilmington. >> this is tough. it's tough on the kids too you know. you know they've lost maybe one game some have guys have lost one game in two years at home. so we expect to win when we play anybody. but we expect certainly to win when we play at home. >> reporter: in the town grew up, magee went to school here, played here and he never left. he's been on campus for more than 50 years and is already in

the basketball hall of fame. even fellow philly coaches came out to support his bid for history. >> i hope herb knows how much people appreciate him and he's not only accomplished great things he's just a wonderful guy an friend and just a goodman on top of it. >> among those in attendance former governor ed rendell and philly's president david montgomery. magee's former players decades worth coming to see their former coach who has given so much to the game. >> it's such a special person to see that has stayed with one university and one job and touched so many athletes, hundreds of athletes over his 50 year career. >> it's a great accomplishment. it's very difficult to win a thousand games. so many great basketball teams great basketball players. just to win a game, it's crazy. >> magee can't wait to break the milestone.

only three other college coaches have ever done. >> i never ever developed on any kind of milestone. actually they're annoying to me because i think it take a way from the emphasis on the team and puts too much emphasis on me me. >> reporter: these were the souvenir shirts to be handed out to fans after the game tonight. these shirts were put back into the closet. magee's next at history saturday afternoon right back here at philadelphia university against post university hopefully he'll come in with that 1,000th win lucy. >> it will just make it that much more sweeter. thank you very much, chris. not so long ago none of us had even heard of a smart phone. we have come a long way in a few years. where is 21 century technology headed do you suppose? you know that guy astronaut buzz aldrin was at drexel university answering that question an whole lot more. day long conference featured more than a dozen tech, genetic biotechnology and space experts.

he was the second man to walk on the moon hot on the heels of neal armstrong. his biggest goal for this century, boots on the ground on mars. >> well, there's a number of presidents over the years have talk about whether or not we should continue man space flight and make mars a goal and i think colonel aldrin and somebody who such a historic figure he wants to really advocate for it. he really wants to lead that charge. >> as we've shown you right here on fox 29, america's newest spacecraft orion will hopefully depend on funding take astronauts to the surface of mars win the next two decades. >> two toddlers pulled from a freezing car. they're parents accused of leaving them alone for wine tastily, how they were keeping an eye on the kids from the inside the comfort of a restaurant. what they told the cops. >> using music to grow pot? one kind of music a legal grower says makes his marijuana stronger and he claims he's got the proof. plus you want a body like

beyonce'? queen b is delivering her secrets right to your front door. ♪ >> now, with tomorrow's traffic, here's bob kelly. >> good evening everybody. if you'll be out and about tonight, so will penndot. they'll be working northbound lanes of 95 right at cottman avenue down to only two lanes. keep that in mind if you're waiting for someone to come home from the sixers game and then heads up for tomorrow. we'll be drain cleaning. cleaning out the drains on the schuylkill expressway. expect delays in and out of the city between 9:30 and 2:00 from city line into downtown. you'll want to head for the kelly drive as an alternate. another cold night another cold morning tomorrow. sue and i will have the details when we see you

♪ this is one lucky lamb braider. she fell through a sheet of ice in were betsy lake in michigan not far from coast guard station station. guardsman saw the dog in the icy waters sprung into action as you see right there. the lab is recovering tonight at an animal shelter. taught little thing. if no one comes forward claiming her by next week she'll go up for adoption. you know who is in line to give her a new home. the guard man who rescued her. he has name in mind betsy after the lake. >> new details parents arrested for leaving their kids alone in car while they attended a

private wine tasting. they were being monitored by a cell phone left in the car as they dined at a upscale restaurant. police were called saturday afternoon to the car parked on a street in washington d.c. after someone noticed the children inside. they had reportedly been there for an hour. locked inside no engine running with no hats, gloves or socks. the couple was arrested and charged. cell phone babysitting? >> all right. >> i know. >> there goes the neighborhood. one north dakota subdivision doesn't know what to do about a few dozen invaders. >> the neighborhood is now hopping with about 50 jack rabbits. see for yourself. cute and cuddly they are as big as a small dog and becoming even bigger pain because they're chewing up plants, making themselves at home in yards and they're leaving behind their animal waste. >> it's been about three months of them right away i thought they were really cute. and now they're becoming a big nuisance. and every day i wake up and i open up windows to see how many rabbits there are in my yard and there's at least 40 to 50 every

day. >> wow! local police and the city pest control say sorry roaming rabbits aren't in their domain because the animals are wild. >> it happens when you move into the hood, you know 11-year-old girl home alone police say this guy game busting in he found her hiding in a closet. what officers say she did next that had him on the run. scott. >> lucy get ready for roller coaster temperatures for the remainder of the week but also chances for snow. details next. >> you think your boss is crazy? we got the research that proves you could be right.

>> right now at 10:30 more video from that horrific commuter trip accident tonight just north of new york. you can see the smoke pouring from that metro north train now gutted by fire and the flames are also kicking up in this video. six people have died. many others hurt. the train hit a jeep on the tracks. take look at some of the pictures pouring in from social media tonight. as many as 400 people were on

this commuter train that left grand central staying at the height of rush hour around of quarter of six lot of people had their phones ready. you can see the flames and smoke in these shots from instagram and people evacuating in the snow right off the side of the tracks out of the burned train car. >> back here at home a calendar quagmyer could force some students bag to school before labor day this year of course traditionally many students return the tuesday after the unofficial end of summer. >> but because it falls so late this year september 7th some thing might have to change and one school district wants to know if families are up to it? fox 29's shawnette wilson spoke with families in the garnet valley district in delaware county today. shawnette, how do these families feel about a possible interruption to their labor day? >> reporter: well, iain, that depends on who you ask. in the meantime parents are being asked to help decide by filling out this survey which simply reads my family prefers to begin the school year either before labor day or after. this is a traditional end to summer for many families in our

area. a last day down the shore before it's back to the books back to weekly extracurricular activities, back to school. but whether families get that last hoorah is up in the air. >> this year we had an unusual situation in that labor day is really late. >> that's causing mark, the superintendent of the garnet valley school district to rethink when to start the school year next year. typically it's the tuesday after labor day. >> from the educational side you would think about that is because now with all the state mandated testing that occurs in april we have our keystone exams in january and may. try to get many instructional days in as you can. >> reporter: but he says there's also the cultural side. >> with especially labor day for some families that's their last big vacation before the school year starts. the work schedules really ramp up. so we certainly didn't want to make decision and then have several students not attend that

first week because their parents had already made vacation plans. >> reporter: school officials are asking parents to weigh in. this survey went out in an e-mail blast to parents and teachers. people we caught up with at a basketball game at garnet valley high school aren't sure their ready for a change. >> i think they should start afterwards that way you have the whole summer and finalize the whole summer with labor day bash down the shore. >> i just think that everybody looks forward to that last holiday labor day weekend and i think it stay the same. >> my girls play baseball year round during the summer so generally that's my weekend but education is more important than my vacation. >> reporter: parents were pleased the distract is asking for their input and officials say it will weigh heavily on their decision. >> one thing we never want to have happen in our district is solicit people's feedback and already have a decision in mind much this is is an open process.

>> reporter: so the school board will vote on next year's calendar which will include when to start school at the end of the month and iain we pretty much know what the students would say. that's why they weren't asked to participate in the survey. all right great point shawnette, thank you. >> a woman in florida moving back into her clean home tonight hundreds of rats are now gone along with that stench and all those health risks involved. volunteer fumigateed her home after the city refused and she could not afford to have the done on her own. she says she got a couple of rats as a gift but then two turned into 700 and now she's back for the first time. she doesn't feel any better. >> i dream about my rats every night. horrible dreams. they're getting beat up with a baseball bat. i wake up and i think about my rats. >> brown says the rats gave her comfort after losing her grandparents who raised her in that house. now, almost all of her belongings are gone as well. part of the decontamination

process and get this she's got to find a new job she lost her nursing job yesterday. just sad all the way around. group of cub scouts got a lot more nature than they expected on hiking trip in california. the pack leader took the fourth grader knew a nude different beach. the high through san diego beach includeed parents who were a gasp gasped. one couple couldn't believe the pack master knowingly walked the children through the area. >> i said, hey what are you doing? we're in the middle of a nudist beach. >> he's like, you know this is a natural lift beach and um, you know, my family and i go through this all the time. it's no big deal. i got really angry. >> the boy scouts of america says the walk was quickly rerouted and that scout leaders met with parents and all agreed appropriate steps were eventual eventually taken. you definitely couldn't have a nude different colony around here. it's way too cold. i'll physical was. >> some people might. i certainly won. >> a lot of problems with that. >> whole lot -- like a george costanza problem.

>> too cold for all of that. let's look at the temperatures right now. it's cold. below freezing. but look at the wind chills in the teens so you still need to bundle up if you're stepping outdoors tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. but look how cold it was to start. 20 degrees was the low. the high only 30. and look at this. we should be in the low 40s this time of year but tomorrow we'll actually warm into the mid 40s so above average temperatures for a change and it's the one-day special tomorrow afternoon. but look at the numbers right now. 25 wilmington. 18 already in millville. we have eight in the pocono mountains, and as we take a look at ultimate doppler here's our clipper system. a part of this energy right now over sections of the great lakes will continue moving toward the west and by tomorrow morning yeah there could be few flurries toward the pocono mountains and perhaps the lehigh valley but most of us will just see some cloud cover to start early tomorrow morning then break out into sunshine and out ahead of this front tomorrow during the day those temperatures warm into the 40s but that arctic front

arrives overnight wednesday north and west and continues to move toward the philadelphia area thursday morning for that commute. here's the clock. 6:00 a.m. we're looking at that strip, that ribbon of some light snow moving by 7:00 o'clock toward philadelphia, i-95. but by 9:00, 10:00 o'clock it really starts to fizzle out and run out of gas. so behind it we're looking at another arctic bitterly cold air mass moving in and then by the second half of the weekend we'll be watching another area of low pressure move from west to east. and that will have some moisture with the. it looks like a mixed combination some rain, some snow some sleet. but right now it looks like the better chances for accumulateing snow, the farther north and west you head. south and east of i-95 lesser amounts. we still have a lot of time to focus on that forecast. but for tonight increasing clouds cold, teens in the bushes. low 20s in the city, and then tomorrow there could be few morning flurries north and west. otherwise, it's going to be

pretty balmy. 45 degrees for the high temperature tomorrow. but look at the roller coaster temperatures. thursday morning back into the low 30s for highs. some morning snow could cause some problems for that commute. upper 20s on friday. then sunday into monday, once again, watching for more rain perhaps some snow. >> all right. sounds good. we're prepared. thank you scott. >> tired of putting on taking off putting on, taking off clothes in dressing rooms. the new way of technology that could change the way you shop. >> plus the secret to beyonce''s body delivered right to your front door. how much would

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>> surveillance cameras catch a bear on the prowl at a school and the not the first time. what the school is telling students right now. and -- favorite stories of the day. inspiring plays out in a high school gym. what just happened that had

♪ almost like the movie home a lone. a 11-year-old girl hiding in closet scared off a burglar. she was hematoma a lone when james watson broke into her michigan house. she told police watson an woman pull up in a car. she hid with a shotgun. when watson opened that door there she was aiming. >> police tracked down the car. watson was inside and so was his accomplice. >> this is pretty scary. huge black bear spotted again walking around a catholic high school parking lot in daytona beach, florida. the bear was first caught on video on monday looking for a snack. the school ordered lids and locks for the outside trash cans hoping it won't keep coming back. in the meantime students are on notice to stay alert. >> wise idea. whether you love to shop or cannot stand it experience is about to change. new technology is making it

quicker, easier, frankly pretty cool. >> fox's allison morris shows us how changing up your wardrobe is going high tech. >> reporter: cutting edge video displays, screens and high technology in stores. >> they've been leading this entire sector. >> reporter: the the future of shopping but it hasn't been happening in the us. >> it's a big risk for retailer. you put a lot of digital technology into your stores, you don't know if they'll be a pay back. >> reporter: but that's all changing. this winter new yorkers will see high end boutiques and shopping centers go high tech. at the staten island mall thee kiosk let you create a virtual avatar with your exact body measurements you can use it to shop the e shack tee website. >> you come into the dressing dressing room undress down to your under garments. standstill, hold the handle, wait 10 seconds and you'll get

your 3d measurements and avatar is then created and you step outside and go on the computer to shop. >> can you show us how the avatar works. >> here's your 3d view of your avatar. >> cool. >> come over here. and you can actually see any dress or skirt or any kind of clothing you want on your made to measure avatar. your custom measurements you can change the the hem line. you can add sleeves it. >> has 600 to 900 customizeable dresses and tops starting at $59. creating an avatar is free. >> at her flagship starry becca overhauled her customers experience. she partnered we e-bay to use tech screen technology throughout the store. >> we look at retail. we said there has been advances in retail since the apple stores and there's a new millennial shopper and we have these beautifullism phones and these beautiful gadgets want if we reimagined retail with the

concept of what these phones can do front and for most. >> they've taken away some of the pop painful ways of shopping. >> popping your head out of the dressing room looking for a sales associate. we. >> it all starts with a video screen at the front of the store that's part mirror part tablet. with a tab tap of the screen shoppers can pick clothes in eighty four size even order drink. >> there's lot of technology behind this mirror here to make it work. to make it work fast. feel good to the finger and all that kind of stuff. so it's been a couple of years literally in the making to do this and get the right. from the mirror you select what goes in the dressing room somebody will do it for you. the dressing room knows what is in the dressing room you have an additional expense on the dressing room mirror. the moment you bring your items into the fitting room it magically senses the items you brought in and we turn the mere itself into a touch screen. so you can ask for any other sizes, cuts or colors you'd like of these items right on the mirror. >> want to see how this jacket

would look during night out on the town? no problem. just check out the soho after dark lighting much and this touch screen technology is only the beginning. brian, believes mannequins will get major up grades in 2015. >> you'll walk past a mannequin in front of the store and they have the technology inside the mannequin's head you'll get an alert on your cell phone saying there's a special promotion and they want to you come in the store. >> allison morris, fox news. >> pa woman in maryland finding out how generous people can be. she's from mexico. she studying marketing at the university of maryland. she adopted a chihuahua named shelby a few months ago and not too long after shelby began fainting while on walks. so hernandez learned her dog has a serious heart problem and needs a pacemaker. she turned to gofundme page to help out with the costs. she can't afford the $10,000 bill on her own. she says the donations have come pouring in. >> people we didn't -- we don't know they're all strangers and

it was definitely a blessing to see that there are people who care. >> hernandez raised $4,000 so far. mostly from the generosity of strangers. she says getting the surgery was the only option. she rescued shelby to keep her other dog company. doko suffers from anxiety. the memory of lifetime. that's what classmates of a senior in tennessee gaff to him. >> daniel wood has down syndrome and he was one of four boys named for the school's coming home king. look at the reaction friday night when he found out he wouldn't. ♪ >> awesome. he won by unanimous vote the entire student body in aren't 1400 students. when he got home he watch this video over and over again. so excited. and he even wore his new crown the neck day all day. coming home celebration in some parts of the country this time

of year are a twist on autumn homecoming celebrations. isn't it awesome. >> it is. >> howard is here with look at sports. >> i'll try to look at it. the phillies lose a pitcher that has been here for eight years but don't think the fans of the team will be upset over the loss. and a coaching legend in college basketball goes after major milestone.w??ççóo?ñçoñçwwññç

♪ there's team in the nba that is playing worse than the sixers lately. the sixers had lost eight of 10 going into tonight's game but the denver nuggets had lost nine of 10. this setup as nba instant classic. in front of a crowd of about 7,000 people let's go to the wells fargo center and take look. it was beautiful thing. the sixers trailed early but came back. hollis thompson hit a bunch of threes. 23 points. sixers led by 21 at the half. all right. third quarter. hollis thompson. sixers led by 28 points. but, remember, it's the 76ers. denver and they sting jameer nelson now with the nuggets. hits a three. they had it under 10 points but the sixers hang on and win it 105 hypenate. tonight was the night philadelphia basketball coaching legend herb magee was ready to coach within number 1,000 of had career. just two behind duke coach mike

k but something happened on the way to the end of the game. all right. let's good to philadelphia university. herb is a legend. really a legend. i know it's division three but he's still a legend in college basketball. philadelphia university once philadelphia textile led most of the second half. but down by two. seconds to go. the final shot. the three that could win the game. no. 72-70. they lose. herb magee does not get 1,000. the anticipation was there but now the wait will be saturday. give credit to the other team. >> i knew exactly what they would do. they would play us as harder as they possibly could on every possession. when they got down they played even harder. our guys didn't relax but they come after us, you know and to their read did the they beat us. >> plenty of games to get to 1,000. say goodbye to phillies pitcher kyle kendrick eight years with the phillies. the phillies didn't want to resign kendrick and ended up signing with colorado. have fun pitching out there

he'll make 5.5 million not bad money. not bad money. 10 for 13 -- 10 and 13 last year for the phillies. and it could be the worst game in basketball history. brook wood alabama. now bib county scored 15 seconds into the game. the rest of the game both teams stalled. this is brook wood. stalled. would you believe the final score of this game two to nothing. bib county this might be wait than pete carol call the final play of that game of the super bowl. >> explain to me what the heck. >> it's stall. there's no shot clock down in alabama. they can't tell time in alabama. i don't know. >> how do you stall. >> in california a couple weeks ago it was 161-two. the coach got suspended. they should be suspended for that. >> you're absolutely right. >> that's my opinion. >> pete carol should be fired for that play call. i can get over that. by the way i asked for an

interview since the commissioner says he gives out interviews to the media weekly. we'll talk about it tomorrow. >> okay. >> my request. >> can't wait to hear what he said to you and what you said back. >> tmz is coming up next. >> we're back here at 4:00 a.m. for fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". >> sue serio and bob kelly have your weather and traffic covered all morning so b what's with the

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